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Regular Office Hours are:
Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
Tax Bills
The 2012 Interim Tax Bills will be issued the first week of February, 2012.
Transfer Station (Garbage) Cards will be included for all eligible properties (those with a residence).
The 2012 Final Tax Bills will be sent out during the first week of August, 2012.
The revised Trailer By-law 2012-07 was passed during the
Jaunary 20, 2012 Council meeing.
Please see this link for a copy of the by-law
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
The Regular Meeting of Council scheduled for February occurs on
Thursday, February 9, 2012 @ 6pm
and will be held in the MNR Room
due to the 18th annual Kearney Dogsled Races
The Town of Kearney is committed to providing high quality goods and services to all members of the public it serves. Feedback from the public regarding the Town’s services is welcomed, as it may identify areas that require change and encourage continuous service improvements. Please use this form to direct your feedback to us.
Please note that this is the official Town of Kearney website. The Town of Kearney is not responsible for the content of external websites linked from this page. Nor is the Town of Kearney responsible for the content of any website or blog that links to the Town's website.
The Ontario Trillium Foundation is an agency of the Government of Ontario
www.trilliumfoundation.org
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Looking for Answers?
| Questions about living in Kearney |
| I want to talk to a live person! What are the Office Hours? |
| I have garbage!! How do I get rid of it? |
| I have a complaint! How do I let staff and Council know? |
| Is there a Public Boat Ramp? |
| Where can I hike/bike/ski ? |
| I love the freedom of the countryside! Where can I let my dog go for a run? |
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Q: I want to talk to a live person! What are the Office Hours?
A: Our municipal office is open Monday to Friday (except for holidays!), from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm
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Q: I have garbage!! How do I get rid of it?
A: The Town of Kearney has 2 transfer stations. The "town" site transfer station is located at 149 King William Street and is open from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm (closed Wednesday and Thursday). The Sand Lake transfer station is located at 147 Kallio Road, and is open 2pm to 6 pm during the summer months, and until 5pm during winter months.
Transfer station cards are sent out to residents with their February tax bill, and replacement cards for those lost or misplaced can be purchased at the Town Office. Cards allow residents 5 bags of garbage per month (unlimited recyclable)
If you are not eligible for a transfer station card, or if you have additional garbage above the monthly limit, there is a $2 per bag fee.
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Q: I have a complaint! How do I let staff and Council know?
A: You can submit a communication form by email (hover over the documents and forms tag on the left hand side of this page), or you can pick up and submit a form at the Town Office.
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Q: Is there a Public Boat Ramp?
A: Yes! Kearney boasts beautiful lakes and rivers, and you can access many of these lakes from a number of public boat ramps! One is located at the end of Regent Street in town, one is located on Hwy 518 at Beaver Lake, and another is located on Boat Ramp Road on Sand Lake. You can see more public access points on the Kearney Trails map from the Culture, Parks and Recreation page
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Q: Where can I hike/bike/ski ?
A: Kearney has a number of public trails. Maps are available from the Culture, Parks and Recreation department page or from the Town Office.Please respect other users while out on the trail, follow the no littering rule, and be aware that wildlife may not expect to see you!!
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Q: I love the freedom of the countryside! Where can I let my dog go for a run?
A: On your own property!! Dogs running at large are a danger to wildlife (who may not know that your dog "means no harm", and can injure themselves or endanger their babies because they don't know that "Fluffy" just wants to play!). Dogs may startle other trail users, or create issues with other dogs when left to run at large. Not only is running at large a violation of municipal by-laws, but the Ministry of Natural Resources does not allow dogs to run at large on Crown Lands as well.
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